The 2023 Getting to Zero Forum, taking place May 10-12 in Minneapolis, MN, is proud to feature programming on some of the most in-demand topics within the built environment – learn about our highlighted offerings below. May 10 In-Person Workshop:...

This blog was written by NBI Senior Fellow, David Bloom. A fully recyclable house in Maine made entirely of bio-based materials. A two-story home in Texas made of concrete. And a community of single-family homes in Arizona. These residences have...

This special podcast episode, The Intersection of Getting to Zero and ESG, was created in collaboration with USGBC. In honor of International Women’s Day, NBI’s Leada Fuller-Marashi sits down with Melissa Baker, Senior Vice President, Technical Core at USGBC and...

This blog was authored by Steve Thrall, Vice President of Development – North America, eleXsys Energy As the world continues to decarbonize and progress toward the “Electrification of Everything,” we should expect to see a 3-4x increase in local energy...

Cross-posted from USGBC by Jaclynn Cross The GSC will take place in New Orleans Feb. 27-March 1, 2023. The Green Schools Conference (GSC) is the only national event to convene the professionals involved in making green schools a reality: people...

As a sponsor of the 2023 Getting to Zero Forum, BREEAM is committed to helping decarbonize the built environment. Here we’re highlighting an update on them following through with this commitment. The world faces a stark challenge in the fight...

This post originally published by Jordan Klotzle at Verdical Group. As this year comes to a close, it’s easy to get caught up in looking forward; many of us, companies and individuals alike, are busy making plans and setting goals...

This blog was written by NBI Senior Fellow, Mandy Lee. A network of equity, environmental justice, and building decarbonization leaders are calling for an investment of $100 million to increase community leadership and ownership in climate action and equitable emission...

Originally published by The Washington Post, author Shannon Osaka. To ‘electrify everything’ the country is going to need a lot more electrical experts. When we think about solving climate change, we often think about things that, in one way or...

Originally posted by Denise Spranger for the University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability. ANN ARBOR—To bolster a just transition to cleaner, more resilient energy systems, the Energy Equity Project (EEP) today released the first standardized national framework for...